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Podcast: Episode 44 – A Prop’s Salad

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This week Cammy and Iain are joined by Gary Heatly to review the women’s season so far, including the current situation at Murrayfield Wanderers. We also look ahead to Glasgow and Edinburgh’s European ties and find out which member of the Hastings family is a renowned chip thief. John also chats with Glasgow Warrior’s fans group, The XVIth Warrior, we wonder if Ali Price is turning into Alan Partridge and hear some more of Gus Pichot’s terrible ideas.

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The Scottish Rugby Podcast brings you the best in informal chat and discussion about Scottish Rugby. Each week during the season we put out a 40 minute podcast suitable for all listeners, covering all the latest news and key analysis of the big matches. 

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  1. Strange player call off reasons – ‘barred from playing’

    So I used to play for Camberley Colts too many years ago to remember, and on the morning of an important Surrey Cup game, our team hard man and second row, surname ‘Payne’ – no pun intended, called our coach to tell him he couldn’t play because he had been ‘barred’.

    Slightly confused out coach asked him ‘what, you’ve been barred from playing – why?’

    ‘No’, hardman Payne replied, ‘I was out on the piss last night and got hit with an iron bar’

    Cheers – Iain (also sent to podcast@scottishrugbyblog.co.uk email)

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